Leaving aside the question of whether we should change policies about separate-language
Wikisource projects for the time being, I'll note that our longstanding policy has
been that three consecutive months of qualifying activity is sufficient to meet the
"active test community" requirement. I routinely tell that to test communities.
If we want to change that in the future, we can do so. But in this case, the test
community has already done everything we have asked of it.
Besides, while it is important to ensure that each wiki we approve continues to have a
contributing community, I worry less about Wikisource (and Wiktionary, Wikibooks,
Wikiquote) than I do about Wikipedia–Wikinews–Wikitravel. Information gets stale (or is
quite subject to political manipulation) in the latter group, less so in the former
group.
So I think we need to proceed with this approval.
Steven
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